Advancing Partnerships Through Strategy, Engagement, and Leadership

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Supporting communities, organizations, and governments through culturally grounded strategy, engagement, and collaboration.

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Our Leadership

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Tewanee Joseph

CEO

A nationally respected leader in Indigenous engagement, reconciliation, and economic development.

A proud member of the Squamish Nation, he has advised governments, industry leaders, and organizations across Canada on strategic partnerships, Indigenous relations, and community development.

His leadership includes major international initiatives such as the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, FIFA World Cup 2026 Vancouver, and Indigenous-led developments including Sen̓áḵw.

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Koru Joseph

COO

A strategic communications and public relations leader specializing in partnership-driven engagement.

He advises organizations across business, government, and Indigenous sectors on building trust, aligning stakeholders, and delivering outcomes rooted in long-term value and accountability.

His leadership approach integrates Indigenous knowledge with modern communications and governance practices.

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Rae-Ann Joseph

President

A proud member of the Snuneymuxw Nation, Rae-Ann Joseph is a leader in Indigenous relations, community engagement, and organizational strategy.

She is widely recognized for her ability to foster meaningful dialogue, build bridges between communities, and ensure Indigenous voices are central in decision-making processes.

Her work is grounded in integrity, compassion, and a commitment to long-term impact.